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Old 05-01-2017, 02:29 PM
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So, you dont see too many with them. Have any of you installed the rear crash bar on yours? any pics?
 
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I have and it was well worth it. Had the bike do a slow drop in my garage and they did save the left bag. Landed on the corner and no damage to the bike or the guard.
 

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Yup. Factory 47 Anarchy Bag Guards. Not a SG. But. A special none the less.


 
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Black bars on black bike. Blends right in.


Snap on the storage bags with bottle holder for long road trips
 
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I have them. Saved my bags several times. I put the guard bags on them. I think it looks better that way and gives me a place for small items and a water bottle.
 
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Yup, put them on mine too.
 
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I think they are very practical but I hate using a feather duster around them and I am not so sure I like the looks of them. I think it makes a SG look to much like a ultra.
 
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Got them on mine, but having the bags without them ( the guards ) makes them look two globs just hanging for dear life...at least with the guards they kind of flow specially if you have the engine guards.......
 
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One of the first things that I add.
 
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I think they blend pretty well
 


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